Last week, we shared a story about a logo for the Chesapeake Oyster Catchers going viral, a new film called “The Baltimorons,” and soon-to-premiere episodes of “Antiques Roadshow” filmed at the Maryland Zoo.
Revisit the stories here:
“Final Rest Stops: The late ‘Mr. Oriole’ Brooks Robinson and broadcaster Chuck Thompson are Os fans for eternity“: Two Baltimore sports legends — the late Orioles player Brooks Robinson and the late broadcaster Chuck Thompson — are sure to enjoy watching the Baltimore Orioles play this Opening Day.
“Chesapeake Baysox alternate logo leads to powerful climax“: The Baltimore Orioles Double A affiliate the Chesapeake Baysox unveiled logos for their alternative identity, the Chesapeake Oyster Catchers. But one of the logos, depicting a catcher’s mitt with half an oyster shell and a baseball where the pearl would be, stirred up some unintended excitement on social media.
“‘Antiques Roadshow: Maryland Zoo’ episodes to debut in April“: In April, Maryland Public Television will air three episodes of “Antiques Roadshow” that were filmed at the Maryland Zoo last summer.
“Dan Rodricks: An acclaimed film could bring whole new meaning to ‘Baltimoron’“: “The Baltimorons,” a holiday film that made a splash at the SXSW Film and TV Festival this month, tells the story of a Christmas Eve adventure between a former improv comic and a dentist in Baltimore.
“Hot Plate: OPACY eats, Slay the Menu at Food Market, whole tuna at Azumi and more“: Spring is slowly coming to Baltimore, with new menu rollouts and, of course, the return of baseball (and baseball food) to Camden Yards.
